UGC pricing

10%when a client pays you.
Nothing when they don’t.

Card processing is already inside it. No subscription, no listing fee, no charge for uploading, previewing or sending a link that never sells.

Locked · preview

Your client pays

€450

You receive €405 · the original unlocks itself

What the 10% actually buys.

Not features — the six things that stop happening to you. In the order they hurt.

  • Paid before the file leaves your hands

    Send it, then ask. Then ask again.

    The original unlocks itself the moment the payment clears. There is no gap between delivering and being paid, because they are the same event.

  • Your work is locked until it is bought

    A download link anyone can forward

    Your client watches a watermarked preview at full length. The original is never referenced on the page before the money moves.

  • The invoice writes itself

    A template, a number you have to remember, VAT you have to look up

    Numbered, sequential, with your billing details and the VAT treatment you set. Sent on payment, without you.

  • Usage rights, written down

    “You can use it on socials”, in a DM, in March

    The licence — where, how long, exclusive or not — is attached to the transaction and frozen onto it. Neither of you can quietly change it later.

  • A portfolio that can prove it

    Screenshots of work you cannot show delivered

    Projects delivered, ratings, since when: all counted from payments that actually cleared. Numbers a folder of screenshots cannot carry.

  • Paid out to your bank, in 46 countries

    Chasing a transfer across a border

    Stripe Connect handles onboarding, identity checks and payouts. Your client pays however they pay locally.

And on a big deal, the 10% stops.

The fee is capped at €150 on any single sale. Past €1,500 it stops growing altogether — a €1,500 licence and a €5,000 buyout cost you the same €150.

Most sales never come close, so for almost everything you send this line changes nothing. It is here for the day it does: the deal that takes you a step up should not be the deal that costs you the most to collect.

When it is taken
At the moment your client pays, out of that one transaction. RELEASE never invoices you.
Per sale, not per month
Each sale is capped on its own. There is no monthly total to watch.
If nothing sells
Nothing is charged. Links, uploads, previews and your page are free.

Your next delivery could pay you first.

10% per sale · capped at €150 · no monthly fee